Ukrainian police train in Japan

Ukrainian police train in Japan

Oleksandr Shulha (third from left), representing a delegation of Ukrainian police officials, speaks in Tokyo on July 10, 2023, during an opening ceremony for their war dead identification training program using skills acquired by their Japanese counterparts in mass autopsies following the 2011 earthquake-tsunami disaster.

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